This book is a guide to preventing and fighting cancer that is supported by sufficient scientific research.
Now that cancer has become one of the leading causes of death, with an average of 1 in 6 people dying of cancer (see the official website of the World Health Organization), what can people do in their daily lives to reduce the possibility of getting cancer? For cancer patients, while receiving conventional cancer treatments (such as surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy), what else can they do in life to consolidate the effects of treatment and prevent the spread of cancer?
The author, Dr. David Selwan-Schreiber, is not only a cancer patient, but also a doctor with an excellent scientific research background and profound humanistic care. He is a clinical professor of psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and co-founder of the school's Center for Integrative Medicine. He holds an MD and PhD in cognitive neuroscience. For his achievements in the field of psychiatry, he won the 2002 Pennsylvania Psychiatric Association President's Award.
Reader comments
I have always been particularly afraid of cancer. I have also imagined what I would do if I got cancer and how to fight cancer. When I accidentally read this book, I was completely shocked and moved. As an elite physician, the author has been suffering from cancer for 18 years, and based on his dual experience as a doctor and a patient, he wrote this cancer prevention and anti-cancer guide that is fully supported by scientific research. At the same time, the book also contains personal memories full of philosophical thoughts and his experience as a psychiatrist in providing psychological care to cancer patients. It feels like a companion book that can ignite the confidence and fighting spirit of cancer patients and provide comfort and relief. As the book says: Not everyone will get cancer, but cancer cells exist in everyone's body. Preventing and resisting cancer is everyone's battle.
There are bad cells in everyone's body. They are good at camouflaging themselves and occupying the nutrients and territory of other organs. This book explores ways to resist and fight cancer, covering many aspects such as mental health, environmental sanitation, eating habits, living habits, etc. It elaborates on active attempts to strengthen one's own immunity and regulate the body and mind through lifestyle changes while trying to use conventional medical methods. This book is not just a spiritual bible for cancer patients. People with or without cancer should read this book. We make our own decisions about our own health. We believe that our body has a very powerful power to heal itself.
I am a patient with triple-negative breast cancer. I have been unable to accept it and it is very painful. Reading his book gives me hope. I will try to accept his way of life and see how long I can live. My husband also spends a lot of time drinking and drinking. I got my disease because of him
This book is based on personal experience and provides a lot of practical cancer prevention and anti-cancer advice, which feels very real. The author is both a doctor and a patient, and his dual identity makes his recommendations more credible. The stories and opinions in the book are very touching and inspiring. They make me cherish health more and pay attention to the impact of lifestyle on health. Recommended to everyone!
From a patient's perspective, empathizing with cancer patients, diet and emotional treatment play a very important role!
This book is a great guide for cancer patients during their battle with cancer.
I have always been particularly afraid of cancer. I have also imagined what I would do if I got cancer and how to fight cancer. When I accidentally read this book, I was completely shocked and moved. As an elite physician, the author has been suffering from cancer for 18 years, and based on his dual experience as a doctor and a patient, he wrote this cancer prevention and anti-cancer guide that is fully supported by scientific research. At the same time, the book also contains personal memories full of philosophical thoughts and his experience as a psychiatrist in providing psychological care to cancer patients. It feels like a companion book that can ignite the confidence and fighting spirit of cancer patients and provide comfort and relief. As the book says: Not everyone will get cancer, but cancer cells exist in everyone's body. Preventing and resisting cancer is everyone's battle.
There are bad cells in everyone's body. They are good at camouflaging themselves and occupying the nutrients and territory of other organs. This book explores ways to resist and fight cancer, covering many aspects such as mental health, environmental sanitation, eating habits, living habits, etc. It elaborates on active attempts to strengthen one's own immunity and regulate the body and mind through lifestyle changes while trying to use conventional medical methods. This book is not just a spiritual bible for cancer patients. People with or without cancer should read this book. We make our own decisions about our own health. We believe that our body has a very powerful power to heal itself.
I am a patient with triple-negative breast cancer. I have been unable to accept it and it is very painful. Reading his book gives me hope. I will try to accept his way of life and see how long I can live. My husband also spends a lot of time drinking and drinking. I got my disease because of him
This book is based on personal experience and provides a lot of practical cancer prevention and anti-cancer advice, which feels very real. The author is both a doctor and a patient, and his dual identity makes his recommendations more credible. The stories and opinions in the book are very touching and inspiring. They make me cherish health more and pay attention to the impact of lifestyle on health. Recommended to everyone!
From a patient's perspective, empathizing with cancer patients, diet and emotional treatment play a very important role!
This book is a great guide for cancer patients during their battle with cancer.
Practical and easy to understand
Practical, optimistic and vivid